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Posted by: ken c on 03 October 2012
i am not really into Indie rock (don't know much about it either) but today in my car, Radio 1 played the track "Something Good" and it drew me in -- very captivating tune-- i wanted to know more about this group. i will probably buy their album "An Awesome Wave" to explore more.
anyone know this group a bit more...?
enoy
ken
Ken,
They have only done that one album.
It was up for a few awards.
soundcloud and there own site are worth a look.
vinyl might be worth having.
Stu.
Hi Ken,
An Awesome Wave can be heard here - http://soundcloud.com/alt-j/
An excellent showcase on KCRW The Morning Becomes Eclectic is here -
http://www.kcrw.com/music/prog...802alt-j/hd-showcase
I'm seeing the band next May in Cambridge. I picked up on them too late to catch this years UK tour, which sold out.
Ken,
They have only done that one album.
It was up for a few awards.
soundcloud and there own site are worth a look.
vinyl might be worth having.
Stu.
interesting you should mention vinyl Stu, i am just thinking about that as i make up the Amazon order
enjoy
ken
Hi Ken,
An Awesome Wave can be heard here - http://soundcloud.com/alt-j/
An excellent showcase on KCRW The Morning Becomes Eclectic is here -
http://www.kcrw.com/music/prog...802alt-j/hd-showcase
I'm seeing the band next May in Cambridge. I picked up on them too late to catch this years UK tour, which sold out.
DenisA, many thanks. I suspect i may be considered too old to attend such a concert, but who knows...
enjoy
ken
Hi Ken,
An Awesome Wave can be heard here - http://soundcloud.com/alt-j/
An excellent showcase on KCRW The Morning Becomes Eclectic is here -
http://www.kcrw.com/music/prog...802alt-j/hd-showcase
I'm seeing the band next May in Cambridge. I picked up on them too late to catch this years UK tour, which sold out.
DenisA, many thanks. I suspect i may be considered too old to attend such a concert, but who knows...
enjoy
ken
Ken,
Age is just a number that the world evaluates your appearance. It's what happens between your ears that keeps you young. I've been attending gig's since 1969 and the performers & venues have never been better. The younger singers/bands have much better control of their music and accessability to their fans. That has become evident to me over the last 2 years. Internet social networking is a much better vehicle for new music than a record company exec's ideas (btw, which one's pink springs to mind).
ATB
Denis
Age is just a number that the world evaluates your appearance. It's what happens between your ears that keeps you young.
thanks Denis, i feel young already...
enjoy
ken